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Rob Verkerk PhD is the founder, executive and scientific director of the UK-based non-profit, the Alliance for Natural Health (ANH) International, that works globally to promote and protect our right to manage our health through natural and sustainable means. His nearly 40 years’ experience, as well as his extensive academic background in ecology and sustainable agriculture, including an MSc, PhD and postdoctoral fellowship at Imperial College London, helped him develop his passion for applying ecological and sustainability principles to human health. Since 2020, Dr Verkerk and his team at ANH have been working with a growing network to evaluate science, policies and multi-disciplinary prophylaxis and treatment strategies relating to the Covid-19 pandemic. Central to ANH’s mission is facilitating the emergence of more sustainable approaches to human health and care that work with, rather than against, natural law, order and process. PANDA’s internal weekly Open Science Sessions provide an opportunity for science, research and policy to be presented by various leading international experts in a variety of diverse fields. These sessions lead to fascinating open discussions and debate and allow our scientists to broaden their understanding and inspire new ideas.

Dr Jessica Rose is a Canadian researcher with a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Mathematics and a Master's degree in Immunology from Memorial University of Newfoundland. She also holds a PhD in Computational Biology from Bar Ilan University and 2 Post Doctoral degrees: one in Molecular Biology from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and one in Biochemistry from the Technion Institute of Technology. Her recent research efforts are aimed at descriptive analysis of the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) data in efforts to make this data accessible to the public. In this interview with Bruce Girdler, Jessica takes a look at what her research is uncovering...and reveals a few things you may not have known about herself. You can follow Jessica here: https://www.jessicasuniverse.com/ Jessica's Substack: https://jessicar.substack.com/

15 December 2021 - Dr. Colin Alexander is Senior Lecturer in Political Communications within the School of Arts and Humanities at Nottingham Trent University. His research interests cover areas such as political propaganda – particularly global trends in information flows, diplomacy and public diplomacy, East Asian and Asia-Pacific international relations and moral philosophy. For more info, go to https://www.ntu.ac.uk/staff-profiles/arts-humanities/colin-alexander PANDA’s internal weekly Open Science Sessions provide an opportunity for science, research and policy to be presented by various leading international experts in a variety of diverse fields. These sessions lead to fascinating open discussions and debate and allow our scientists to broaden their understanding and inspire new ideas.

I spoke with PANDA chairman Nick Hudson about Covid-19 as a battle of ideologies. How is it that those who are otherwise critical of the government and mainstream media are not questioning the official Covid-19 narrative? Full interview (Oct. 2021): https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/nick-hudson-interview-covid-operation-battle-ideologies/

11 January 2022 - Josh Guetzkow, PhD is Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor equivalent) in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology and the Institute of Criminology at the Hebrew University. He is a former post-doctoral fellow with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Scholars in Health Policy program at Harvard University. His academic research focuses on bringing theories of culture and institutions to bear on the study of the criminal justice system and social inequality using a mix of quantitative and qualitative methodologies. PANDA’s internal weekly Open Science Sessions provide an opportunity for science, research and policy to be presented by various leading international experts in a variety of diverse fields. These sessions lead to fascinating open discussions and debate and allow our scientists to broaden their understanding and inspire new ideas.

4 January 2022 - Norman Fenton is Professor of Risk Information Management at Queen Mary University of London and a Director of Agena, a company that specialises in risk management for critical systems. He is a mathematician whose current focus is on critical decision-making and, in particular, on quantifying uncertainty using causal, probabilistic models that combine data and knowledge (Bayesian networks). This has been applied to many different application domains, but most recently to law and forensics (he has been an expert witness in major criminal and civil cases), and health (he led a major collaborative project to develop improved decision-support tools for chronic health conditions). Since March 2020 Norman has been active in analysing Covid data, exposing problems with the way this has been presented to the general public. PANDA’s internal weekly Open Science Sessions provide an opportunity for science, research and policy to be presented by various leading international experts in a variety of diverse fields. These sessions lead to fascinating open discussions and debate and allow our scientists to broaden their understanding and inspire new ideas.

Governments and organisations worldwide have used short media videos comprehensively to push messages of fear and compliance. By using these videos to illustrate the level of manipulation that is being orchestrated, you can become more aware of it and future propaganda. When this video was released in March 2021, the original version hosted on YouTube had 4.9k likes and 17k dislikes. Perhaps there were many out there with whom this message jarred. Perhaps it was their unconscious processes telling them this video did not feel honest, did not feel sincere. PANDA's Breaking the Chains campaign encourages viewers to increase cognitive dissonance and gives individuals the virtual space in which to change their minds.

We have been told repeatedly that ‘we are all in this together’ - we must stay at home to save lives, no matter the cost to ourselves or our families. What if it turned out that we are all being taken for fools? What if this public health crisis has been hijacked by those with vested financial interests, with the aid of a highly conflicted media? And what if some people are actually having a really good pandemic and are profiting from the suffering of others less fortunate? Would you believe the evidence if it was right before your eyes?

The Covid-19 pandemic and everything associated with it has become highly polarised. It has forced many to take strong positions on how they feel, entrenching them into belief structures. In the case of Group Identity, the drive to create a group (and therefore an out-group) is derived from our evolution for survival which was improved by the assimilation into groups “like us” that would accept us, and improved our ability to quickly identify those who were not. This is a parable for now. PANDA's Breaking the Chains campaign encourages viewers to increase cognitive dissonance and gives individuals the virtual space in which to change their minds.

Let freedom reign. The sun shall never set on so glorious a human achievement! ~ Nelson Mandela Read the full speech here: https://www.sanews.gov.za/south-africa/read-nelson-mandelas-inauguration-speech-president-sa Video from SABC News - edited

You are right to feel that something is not right. You are right to feel that you are being manipulated. www.pandata.org/breakingthechains

PANDA’s internal weekly Open Science Sessions provide an opportunity for science, research and policy to be presented by various leading international experts in a variety of diverse fields. These sessions lead to fascinating open discussions and debate and allow our scientists to broaden their understanding and inspire new ideas. Patrick Shaw Stewart worked in the laboratory of Professor David Blow at Imperial College in the 1980s. David was one of the well-known early crystallographers who worked with (Nobel laureate) Max Perutz and others. He invented a very early microfluidic device which the lab used for protein crystallization. In 1987, Patrick and another Imperial College scientist set up Douglas Instruments Ltd, and the company has made systems for automatic protein crystallization ever since. Altogether, their papers on protein crystallization and other topics have been cited over 1,488 times. After being laughed at by a colleague in India in 2011 for suggesting that he could find biochemical evidence that respiratory viruses respond to temperature fluctuations, Patrick became interested in the seasonality and pathogenicity of respiratory viruses, including tropical strains. He published a review article on the topic in Medical Hypotheses in 2016 and another in Reviews in Medical Virology in 2021 in collaboration with Julia L Bach.

There is no medical or public health case for the mass vaccination of children and young people, or for coercive or restrictive measures affecting those who are unvaccinated for the COVID-19 vaccines. It is a case of all risk with zero benefit. "Ten reasons why children and young people should not get the COVID-19 vaccines" by Abir Ballan, brought to life by film creators Kate Wand & WG Gervais See more at https://www.pandata.org/allrisk-zerobenefit/

Dr Wodarg is a German physician, health expert and activist, in conversation with PANDA's Nick Hudson. Words of wisdom from a man who has seen this movie before, and journeyed to the inside of the whale.

The University of Cape Town committed to reply to PANDA's series of questions stemming from their Student Engagement Session on Mandatory Vaccination. Since no reply has been forthcoming, PANDA members have answered the questions themselves, in what has turned out to be an excellent takedown of UCT's bad science. Can you trust that your University is not lying to you? PANDA's good science can be found at pandata.org as well as on our social channels on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Telegram: @pandata19

The foundations of the bogus Covid narrative are crumbling. The novel recipe of lockdowns, masks, fear campaigns and lots of stickers turns out not only to entail horrific collateral damage, but to worsen Covid outcomes. An edifice of lies has been sustained by ruthless censorship, media blankets, and extensive conflicts of interest at our institutions of public health and science. As the lies are exposed, we stand at a crucial junction in history. Down one road lies a painful repeat lesson from history—that technocratic centralisation and surveillance deliver only stasis and gross inequality. Down the other lies an opportunity to cast off the yokes of woke critical theory, concentration of power and safety culture, and to reassert the generativity afforded only by personal agency, freedom of expression, decentralization and an evolutionary approach to knowledge and economy.

Interview by Dan Gregory with PANDA's Abir Ballan Over the past year and more, we have watched as time and again the wellbeing and basic human rights of our children have simply dropped off the Covid response agenda. And not just in the UK. Worldwide, children and young people have been subjected to a raft of medical and non-medical interventions and deprived of their education, not because they have ever been deemed at serious personal risk from the virus but to safeguard the welfare of others. Dan's guest is Abir Ballan, a member of PANDA’s executive committee and the author of its Declaration for the Protection of Children and Young People. She has also written 27 children’s books in Arabic, has a psychology degree, a Masters in public health, and campaigns for the inclusion of students with learning difficulties in mainstream schools. Dan explores with Abir what drove her to create the Declaration, which is underpinned by the belief that children and young people ‘have the right to pursue life, liberty, learning, leisure, love, and laughter’. What changes need to be made immediately to achieve this, and what would a future fit-for-purpose, child-centred pandemic response look like? Please sign the Declaration here: https://www.pandata.org/children-and-young-people-declaration/

“We are not living our childhood” - 12-year-old girl, Syria. Children and young people have the right to live without fear, to play and have fun and to develop their potential. They have the right to pursue a well-rounded education encompassing numeracy, literacy, arts, culture and physical education. “My message for leaders is that (…) they don’t take us into account” - 17-year-old boy, El Salvador. The rights stipulated in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child put the responsibility squarely on adults to protect children from harm and injustice, and provide a positive environment in which to grow and learn. “Take care of us because our situation is only getting worse” - 16-year-old girl, Lebanon. PANDA is deeply concerned for the wellbeing and future prospects of children and young people all over the world. We urge you to read our declaration and take action to save the children at https://bit.ly/PANDAdeclaration #itistime #leavethekidsalone Footage from pexels.com

º PANDA's presentation, TIME TO REOPEN SOCIETY, is on Odysee: https://bit.ly/PANDA-truthaboutlockdowns º PANDA Telegram: https://t.me/pandata19 PANDA Website: www.pandata.org ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Excellent interview by Erik van der Horst of Keuringsdienst van Waarheid in the Netherlands with Nick Hudson about his presentation, "Time To Reopen Society" from March 2021 at the inaugural BizNews Investment Conference in South Africa. By following the data and official communications from global organisations, PANDA unravels what transpired that led us into deleterious lockdowns, which continue to have enormous negative impacts across the world. The presentation files can be downloaded from our website at https://www.pandata.org/time-to-reopen-society/

º PANDA's most recent videos are hosted on Odysee: https://odysee.com/@PANDA:3b º -------- ----------- ----------- ------------ ---------- --------- ---------- --------- ---------- ----------- --------- ---------- PANDA's Peter Castleden in conversation with John Church who developed a simple IFR model to examine the Covid-19 pandemic worldwide. COVID-19 Global Mortality Comparing Actual and Modelled Patterns in Space and Time Using an Infection Rate Fatality (IFR) Model by John Church MSc and Raj Bhopal DSc (hon) First publication December 2020 as a preprint at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3745174 SuperCourse link : http://www.pitt.edu/~super1/COVIDpandemic.htm Email : jpdchurch@gmail.com Usher Institute, Medical School, University of Edinburgh, Teviot Place, Edinburgh EH8 9AG Institute website: http://www.ed.ac.uk/usher If you like this video, follow PANDA on: https://www.pandata.org Twitter: @PanData19 Facebook: @Pandata19 Telegram: https://t.me/pandata19 ____________________________________________ Publisher’s note: The opinions and findings expressed in reports and interviews on this channel are not necessarily the opinions of PANDA, its directors or associates.

º PANDA's most recent presentation, TIME TO REOPEN SOCIETY, is on Odysee: https://odysee.com/@PANDA:3b º PANDA Telegram: https://t.me/pandata19 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ It's been over a year since the global 'Covid crisis' began. This presentation, done six months into the South African lockdown, is a deep dive into what went wrong. Nick Hudson, of PANDA, unpacks the devastating impacts of lockdowns and the cost to lives and livelihoods. www.pandata.org PANDA Telegram: https://t.me/pandata19 PANDA Twitter: https://twitter.com/PanData19

º PANDA's most recent videos are hosted on Odysee: https://odysee.com/@PANDA:3b º -------- ----------- ----------- ------------ ---------- --------- ---------- --------- ---------- ----------- --------- ---------- Dr Knut Wittkowski is a German epidemiologist and former Head of Biostatics, Epidemiology and Research Design at Rockefeller University. Nick Hudson hosts an illuminating conversation about immunity, escape mutations and vaccines with a pragmatic scientist. PANDA: www.pandata.org PANDA Telegram: https://t.me/pandata19 ____________________________________________ Publisher’s note: The opinions and findings expressed in reports and interviews on this channel are not necessarily the opinions of PANDA, its directors or associates.

º PANDA's most recent videos are hosted on Odysee: https://odysee.com/@PANDA:3b º -------- ----------- ----------- ------------ ---------- --------- ---------- --------- ---------- ----------- --------- ---------- Peter Castleden and Piet Streicher of PANDA unpack the modelling and predictions that PANDA made in 2020 with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic. This retrospective look at what PANDA got right and wrong in the predictions also provides insight into how the models are made.

An excerpt of Professor Bhattacharya's conversation with Nick Hudson. www.pandata.org | Telegram: https://t.me/pandata19​

An excerpt of Professor Bhattacharya's conversation with Nick Hudson. www.pandata.org | Telegram: https://t.me/pandata19​